Israel’s leading think tank the Reut Institute recently recommended that Israel’s government and intelligence agencies “sabotage” and “attack” peace and justice groups around the world that have been critical of Israel, as EI [Electronic Intifada] reported in February

Reut was obviously embarassed by the wide exposure its underhand, and possibly illegal recommendations generated, so it has cleaned up its website. The Reut Institute document EI linked to no longer contains any references to “sabotage” and “attack” and now speaks ‘only’ of “undermining.” While the language may have been sanitized a bit, the same belligerent intention is there.

Accompanying Abunimah’s comments is a copy of the original Reut report, which is no longer available on the Reut webite .

Our article on the release of the original report, with a link to Abunimah’s analysis in the Electronic Intifada, is found on the related post below.

Carol Sanders was born and raised in the Bronx, New York. She is a retired legal services attorney and author of legal texts. She lived in Israel from 1963 to 1966, where she worked on a kibbutz, did graduate studies at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and served as an assistant to the then-mayor of Jerusalem, Teddy Kollek. Carol is a long-time activist with Jewish Voice for Peace, and is the JVP representative to the Middle East Advisory Committee and a member of Bay Area Women in Black.